Approach to Northern Ireland

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From 1993, what type of messages did the govt receive ?

Secret messages hinting that Sinn Fein was ready to discuss a peace agreement

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Give the view point of unionists and republicans on this

Unionists - fear of being sold out by the British

Republicans - deep rooted hostility to the British

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Why was it useful that a Conservative leader took the first steps of the peace process

A labour leader may have found it easy to get the trust of the republicans, but may have struggled against a Conservative and unionist backlash.

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Which Irish leader did Major get along with

Taoiseach Albert Reynolds

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Which US president also encouraged peace

Bill Clinton

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When was Major and Reynolds’ joint Downing Street Declaration

1993

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In what year did the IRA announce a ceasefire, and what matched

1994, loyalists also held a ceasefire

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What did the unionists not believe

Didn’t believe in the IRA’s commitment to peace

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Give 3 places where IRA bombs damaged, despite peace process

Financial district of Canary Wharf, London, centre of Manchester 1996.